I've had one of these since 2011 and its still working fine, Philips products are trustworthy. I have the same white one and whenever I watch something on it i remember the good old days :-)
Yes Philips portable DVD players are very dependable I still have my 9 inch one from 5 years ago that’s showing signs of age but still turns on and plays a dvd but it’s loud and not as quiet as my New Black GPX 9 inch portable DVD player but I still enjoy using the Philips as backup every now and then
I literally just bought a portable DVD player at Walmart and it works great. Not bad for $80 and I got me some SpongeBob the complete 1st season to watch on it. I love it.
We got the Philips one, likewise family member passed away and we got it. We use it for just watching DVDs and also films via USB. If there was a way to use it as just a portable dvd player that you can connect to a tv using the AV out that would of been better
my daewoo portable dvd player is also a tv tuner but only admits analog signal but that's fine because up to today year 2022 analog signal is still working in my country
Sounds as if the laser is faulty. It could be fixed but, to be honest, since the Phillips model is now nearly 10 years old and is no longer sold by Phillips, it would probably cost a whole lot more to get it repaired than the machine is actually worth. Portable DVD players are slowly becoming obsolete, but good quality ones are still easily available brand new for around $100 or less. That Phillips model - although it was good in its day - can be picked up on Ebay for around $8 now.
I've had one of these since 2011 and its still working fine, Philips products are trustworthy. I have the same white one and whenever I watch something on it i remember the good old days :-)
Yes Philips portable DVD players are very dependable I still have my 9 inch one from 5 years ago that’s showing signs of age but still turns on and plays a dvd but it’s loud and not as quiet as my New Black GPX 9 inch portable DVD player but I still enjoy using the Philips as backup every now and then
How do you change it? Do you have to turn it on to charge?
@@BaconPizza idk mines plug and play
@@bh4rg4v21 do you have to keep it charging to get it to work? Or can you unplug it
@@BaconPizza it needs a constant supply, I can't plug it out, although it used to work witgout constant supply when it had seen better days.
I literally just bought a portable DVD player at Walmart and it works great. Not bad for $80 and I got me some SpongeBob the complete 1st season to watch on it. I love it.
I need the charger what is the charger for the white one
I have the same philips dvd/cd player and still use it for music
We got the Philips one, likewise family member passed away and we got it.
We use it for just watching DVDs and also films via USB.
If there was a way to use it as just a portable dvd player that you can connect to a tv using the AV out that would of been better
There is an AV socket on the side, don't think I have the cable though.
@@techhorizon239 yeah saw the socket and brought a cable which said it would work but sadly didnt
Question to the Philips, he sounds Loud from noise in ya video.
Runs he quiter after watching 2/3 minutes the rom-drive?
my daewoo portable dvd player is also a tv tuner but only admits analog signal but that's fine because up to today year 2022 analog signal is still working in my country
I was trying to change the region code on my portable DVD player to watch pal movies and this video popped up
In Philip's which files are supported like 3gp, MP4, etc
It was made in 2012, so it supports Mp3 audio files and also most standard picture files. Plays DVDs, CDs and recordable CDs.
Does blue ray dvd work??
Unfortunately not
How do you change them?
Change them to what?
@@zargonthemagnificent330 can’t even remember what I wanted to change lol
@@zargonthemagnificent330 ohhh I meant charge. Because mine didn’t have the battery thing and had to be plugged in to play.
Can we change the region code on it ?
Number *
Mine doesnt read the cd anymore, sombody know how can I fixed?
Sounds as if the laser is faulty. It could be fixed but, to be honest, since the Phillips model is now nearly 10 years old and is no longer sold by Phillips, it would probably cost a whole lot more to get it repaired than the machine is actually worth. Portable DVD players are slowly becoming obsolete, but good quality ones are still easily available brand new for around $100 or less. That Phillips model - although it was good in its day - can be picked up on Ebay for around $8 now.
Shinco instead of Hannah Montana DVD Player.